Biblical Answer

The question "Can I still have a family with this new reality?" can be broken down into several sub-questions. First, we must consider what the "new reality" is. According to the provided information, the new reality is a shift in societal norms and values, particularly with regards to marriage and family. The idea that being in a family requires either marriage or responsibility for children is being abandoned, and instead, anyone living in a sexual relationship is considered a legitimate family. This new reality is a departure from traditional values and biblical teachings on family and marriage.

In light of this new reality, the question remains whether it is still possible to have a family in the classical sense. From a biblical perspective, the answer is yes. The Bible teaches that family is not just a social unit, but a spiritual one. In Matthew 19:4-6, Jesus refers to the creation of Adam and Eve as the first family, and emphasizes the importance of marriage and family in God's plan for humanity. In Ephesians 5:25-33, Paul writes about the relationship between husbands and wives, emphasizing the importance of love, respect, and submission. These teachings suggest that family is a fundamental aspect of God's design for humanity, and that it is still possible to have a family in the classical sense, even in a society that is shifting away from traditional values.

However, the question also implies a desire for a family that is built on a strong foundation of love, commitment, and values. In this sense, the answer is still yes. While the new reality may change the way we think about family, it does not change the importance of building a family on a foundation of love, commitment, and values. In fact, this new reality may present opportunities for families to be built on a stronger foundation, as individuals are forced to re-examine their priorities and values. As Diane writes, "What if you committed the best of all you have and all you are to this one goal? This is a quest, an adventure of a lifetime that can only reap the richest rewards." In this sense, the new reality may present a challenge, but it also presents an opportunity for families to be built on a strong foundation of love, commitment, and values.